The characters of More Humano are not just figures in a narrative; they are embodiments of ideas, tensions, and existential forces. They do not simply tell a story—they manifest it. Their presence is not confined to a sequence of events but serves as an entry point into different ways of perceiving and understanding reality.
Each of them reflects a distinct way of relating to existence, a particular approach to meaning, struggle, and perception. They act as living symbols, as reflections of what we are or what we could become, offering perspectives yet to be explored. Every one of them carries an object—a physical trace of their nature, something that transforms the abstract into the tangible.
These figures are not static, nor bound by a single interpretation. They are meant to shift, to be questioned, reshaped, and reimagined. Their essence lies in their openness—not rigid constructs, but fluid possibilities, adaptable to the ever-changing nature of thought and experience.
🔨 The Forger
The one who shapes reality, who transforms the raw into form, laboring endlessly over the essence of meaning.
Meaning is not something he waits to receive—it is something he builds through effort and perseverance. He does not rely on revelation; he constructs patiently, refining each concept with relentless discipline.
He confronts the resistance of matter, hammering ideas into shape, forging clarity through continuous labor. His existence is dedicated to creating and redefining meaning, embodying the essence of More Humano’s vision..
His symbolic object is the anvil, the foundation upon which life itself is hammered into purpose. It is the bedrock of More Humano, the unyielding surface against which he strikes, shaping both himself and the world around him.
🤌 Mockery
He decontextualizes and ridicules to dismantle established meanings and create new ones. The rigid structures of thought collapse under his influence, as he transforms seriousness into paradox.
The irreverent observer, the one who unmasks truths, plays with meanings and conventions.
Through the art of contradiction and inversion, he reveals hidden truths, often exposing reality by denying or overturning it. Nothing is sacred in his domain; everything is subject to irony, satire, and playful destruction.
He wields humor and theatricality as his weapons, turning existence into a game of shifting perspectives. His symbolic object is the mask, the ultimate tool of deception and revelation, hiding faces yet exposing the mind.
♜ The Castler
The strategist of hidden connections, the one who positions meaning into existence.
He does not merely defend a single position but moves fluidly across multiple landscapes, constructing intricate architectures of significance from seemingly unrelated elements. His skill lies in recognizing hidden patterns, subtle vulnerabilities, and strategic possibilities, arranging them into something entirely new.
By subverting linear logic, he creates fresh perspectives, repositioning and recombining existing elements into a carefully designed interplay. His approach is neither rigid nor fixed—he molds meaning as he pleases, shaping narratives from the raw material of experience.
He thrives within social interactions using relationships as chess pieces to position networks, influence, and sometimes, manipulation. His symbolic object is a sharpened crochet hook, both a tool of connection and an instrument of precision—capable of weaving the intangible or unraveling it entirely.
🛤 Shambler
The eternal wanderer, dragging her feet through lands she never calls home, collecting experiences only to let them slip away.
She tells herself she seeks no destination, that meaning is found in the journey itself. And yet, with every step, a quiet tension lingers—an unspoken expectation. There is always something just out of reach, a missing piece waiting to fall into place, a truth lying beyond the next hill, the next city, the next turn. What is, never quite suffices.
She gathers fragments of reality, shaping them into unfinished stories, into promises that keep her moving. Caught between escape and embrace, between solitude and discovery, her balance is unsteady, her stride uncertain.
Perhaps she is truly free. Or perhaps she is bound to a tomorrow that never arrives.
🌬️ Ruck
The silent keeper of meanings, the one who gathers and preserves significance before letting it go.
Rather than imposing truths, they allow them to emerge naturally, tracing the unseen patterns beneath existence. They do not shape meaning but safeguard it, ensuring that those who seek may find it on their own. Life, to them, is an intricate codex—one they read rather than rewrite.
Their sacred object is the magical fruit, a transcendent fungus that unveils the hidden unity beneath all things. It is not an escape but a revelation—one they would share, if only all could receive it.
Ruck is neither guide nor prophet, only a guardian of what others do not know they have lost.
🕳 The Abyssal
The one who descends into the depths, the traveler of the unconscious, the explorer of the dark side of knowledge.
He translates suffering and mystery into poetry and myth, turning raw experience into aesthetic expression. He does not seek clarity—he accepts the enigma without needing to solve it.
Dwelling in the shadow of meaning, he moves through life in a paradoxical dance of self-destruction and creation, constantly reshaping his identity through his own abyssal journey.
He could be any of the other character, yet corrupted by himself, spiraling into negativity. He is a non-character, defined by his refusal to exist within fixed meaning. He has no symbolic object—his means of existence are destruction and the pursuit of pleasure, both serving as his methods of avoidance.